With third quarter results showing a near 50% drop in global M&A activity and an increasingly pessimistic marketplace, James Baxter finds that searching out volume rather than value could be the key for firms looking to ride out the storm
October 10, 2001 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ask any investment bank how many top partners have been through the door touting for work lately and you begin to realise that the heady days of the past two years are, for the moment, over.
Last month’s terrorist attacks in New York and Washington have exacerbated an already uncertain economic outlook, with falling equity markets and low corporate confidence causing many deals to be put on the back-burner or cancelled altogether.
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